Review on 🎨 One by Wacom: The Ultimate Student Drawing Tablet for Windows PC, Mac, and Chromebook by Isaac Samal

Wacom is a well known and trusted brand in the arts industry. They make some fairly expensive tablets and some budget ones, so this is one of the budget ones. No software, no buttons except on the pen/stylist, which can be a plus when viewing, it gives you more workspace. That being said, it has less pressure than other models, but I doubt you'll notice much of a difference if you're just starting out, but if you're an artist and or already love to draw, I'd save your money. and take another pill. Wacom may be a great company, but behind it are several others that are still strong and cheaper. If you're looking for a tablet and don't care about money but just want to get started, then this is a good choice for beginners. Even your simple photo editing nephew will love this for the holidays lol. (I'm sure they could shave 10-15 bucks for the holidays for this? Well worth it then and a great gift) 4-6 times. Software or hardware? no idea, i reinstalled the software and still had the problem unfortunate. did a driver/reinstall and also reboot, the 3rd time seems to have happened less, no idea why but still happening to me, maybe just a lemon pill for me. (as they say there are some bad products out there, if you are really interested in this tablet only do it when it's on sale, although 50+ is too much, but it's also a great gift idea for your friends /Family members who love art or photo editing.) By the way + work surface large for its size + light weight + great tablet for beginners + good tablet for photo editing. the cable is short - only 2048 pressure levels - + no buttons / hotkeys